Whether you’re pitching in front of potential investors or in a competition, you need to be able to succinctly discuss the most important information regarding your startup or business idea. Oftentimes, founders ramble and discuss things that aren’t helpful to the pitch. The key is: less is more.
Here’s what you should include in a five-minute presentation about your startup or business idea.
Continue reading “What to Include in Your Five-Minute Pitch Presentation”
While on vacation, I was eating breakfast at my hotel, which offers a complimentary buffet to guests. On each table was a sign that said, “Did you know that for a small additional charge you can enjoy one of our breakfast specials?”
Those items, such as the eggs benedict, were not included in the buffet, but they could be purchased. The wording of the sign made me think, could the hotel sell more breakfast items if they reversed the order of the sentence? As in, “Did you know that you can enjoy one of our breakfast specials for a small additional charge?”
Continue reading “What do You List First: Cost or Value?”
Whether it’s for convenience, lingering concerns and/or cost savings, hybrid meetings are here to stay.
The goal or purpose of your meeting–whether it’s to make a decision, provide updates, brainstorm, etc.–must be possible to accomplish regardless of the format.
Continue reading “How to Host a Hybrid Meeting”